Measuring the impact of your work can be difficult. Sometimes your scholarly work could be cited in new and growing research areas without your knowledge. Google has launched a new tool to help you track the citations of your scholarly work through Google Scholar. A recent article in the Chronicle by ProfHacker provides a description of the service.
Currently, Google is making the service available on a limited basis. If you would like to sign-up for the service and be first notified when it becomes available, visit Google's My Citations page.
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